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T-mobile have now confirmed, via their Scoop page, that the upcoming T-mobile G2 will rock an 800MHz Scorpion processor (as part of the new MSM7x30 Snapdragon chipset), run the Android hotness that is Froyo (sans Sense,as previously thought), and will also be “ready” for flash 10.1.

[source:engadget]

Latest Registered Mobile Devices from Federal Communications Commissions site Friday (3/9/2010).

Phones
Read - ZTE S180
Read - LG KM553
Read - Samsung SCH-M369
Read - Samsung SHW-M180S
Read - Samsung S5330
Read - Haier HG-M180
Read - Techfaith KIP
Read - Huawei G5500
Read - Sharp SH-009

Peripherals
Read - Plantronics M1100
Read - LG HBM-590

[source:engadget]

Huawei has just announced what they are calling the first mass market Android 2.2 device, the Ideos. The Ideos is the exact opposite of high end. Its got a 2.8 inch screen that has the ancient resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, but hey, at least its capacitive. Its also got a 3.2 megapixel camera, 528 MHz processor, 256 MB of RAM, 7.2 Mbps HSPA, 802.11n WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and a microSD card slot.

Huawei is also proud to point out that this is the only Android 2.2 device with Google branding on the back. That means the Chinese firm did not pull an HTC or Samsung and put their own customized user interface on top. The Ideos runs stock Android. Its also going to get upgrades to newer versions of Android as they become available.

Fashion, Fashion, Fashion...Gadgets have become so important they are a part of how people look at you. A phone can tell a lot about who you are. Fashion phones, well lets say they leave little to the imagination.

There are handsets that make an impression without breaking the bank. Others have big spender written all across their beautiful handcrafted bodies. But let's face it, some phones are just as subtle as a yacht the size of a small aircraft carrier that you lovingly call "the boat".